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Dahoud's nightmare moment ends Albion's long run with no red cards
Mahmoud Dahoud was the first Albion player to be sent off under Roberto De Zerbi. The midfielder was shown a straight red in the 1-1 draw versus Sheffield United. The Seagulls went 63 Premier League matches without a dismissal, dating back
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Man arrested after video of dog being harmed shared on social media
A man has been arrested after a video of someone abusing a dog went viral on social media. Footage from a doorbell camera shows the man pushing the animal up against a brick wall. The Argus understands the incident took place in Moulsecoomb
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Young Reporter A Great Bat&Ball Bonfire Max Enticott The Weald School
Today marks a week since the Bat and Ball’s phenomenal fireworks, drawing huge crowds to the local pub despite the determined dreary weather. Nevertheless, last Monday, according to one employee, “about a thousand [people] came in over the course of
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Labour councillors call for 'humanitarian ceasefire' in Israel-Hamas war
Labour councillors have called for an “immediate humanitarian ceasefire” in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The Labour administration on Brighton and Hove City Council have joined calls for fuel, food, water and medical supplies
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Family seek answers into 'very healthy' woman's death in hospital after bike crash
The family of a “very healthy” woman who died in hospital after developing a blood clot say she should have been given blood thinning medicine. Ann Pearce, 61, died in the Princess Royal Hospital after suffering a pulmonary embolism caused by a
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The changes PM Rishi Sunak has made to the Cabinet amid Braverman sacking
Prime Minster Rishi Sunak has had a busy day after a complete cabinet reshuffle following the sacking of former Health Secretary Suella Braverman. Braverman's sudden exit came following her comments towards London's Metropolitan Police Chiefs,
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Competition. Win a smart TV
For your chance to win all you have to do is simply answer the question on the entry form. Click here to enter the TV giveaway competition Newsquest terms and conditions apply please visit www.newsquest.co.uk/prize-competition-rules. For information
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Residents of a Sussex street win prize on People's Postcode Lottery
Residents of a Crawley street have bagged a generous prize in the People's Postcode Lottery. Those with a lottery ticket and a RH10 5AT postcode were awarded a £1,000 win in one of the fundraising lottery's daily prize draws. The winning postcode
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Train services along Sussex rail line disrupted due to traffic cone on line
Trains between Brighton and Lewes have been disrupted due to a traffic cone on the line. A driver reported the obstruction in the Wivelsfield area, with teams having to switch off power to rail lines in order to retrieve the cone safely. Although
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Hundreds of cannabis plants found in house during police raid
More than 300 cannabis plants have been seized after a police raid on a property. Officers raided the property after fire service personnel raised concerns about the property in Magdalen Road, St Leonards on October 10. Sussex Police alongside
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University student charged with terror offence after pro-Palestine rally
A university student has been charged with a terrorism offence after a speech at a pro-Palestine protest last month. Hanin Barghouti, 22, of Eaton Grove in Hove, has been charged with one count of supporting a proscribed organisation - namely Harakat
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Man charged after woman sexually assaulted in her home
A man has been charged with sexual assault and indecent exposure after a woman was sexually assaulted in her home. The woman, in her 50s, called the police after the incident in Kenilworth Road, St Leonards, on the evening of Friday, October 20
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I loved the view, the food, service and the museum next door to this pub
Our search for the best country pubs on autumn walks has centred on the Seven Sisters and I wanted to try the pub named after one of the area's most famous landmarks. The Beachy Head is a sister pub to the likes of The Cuckmere Inn, nearby, and
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Former pub listed as asset of community value after damage
A historic pub has been listed as an asset of community value following a campaign from residents. The Montreal Arms in Albion Hill, Brighton, had sustained damage after workers hacked away at tiles in March last year after millionaire property
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Police release image of pair after police car tyre slashed
Police have released a picture of two people after the tyre of a police car was slashed and another vehicle damaged. As officers investigated a report in Steyne Street, Bognor, yesterday afternoon, the police car’s tyre was slashed, leaving them
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Police want to speak to this person after woman sexually assaulted in pub
Police have released a picture of a person they want to speak to after a woman was sexually assaulted in a pub. The victim was at The Paris House Pub (Le Pub) in Western Road, Brighton, on October 7 at around 11pm when the incident took place.
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Baggage handler sentenced after stealing iPad at Gatwick Airport
A baggage handler who stole an iPad presented it as a gift before trying to disguise the crime by leaving it in a toilet at Gatwick Airport. Dionel Berte took the item a few days after it was reported as lost by a passenger at the airport.
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Warning against rogue builders as complaints soar
Homeowners have been issued a stark warning against rogue builders in the city as complaints are soaring. Brighton and Hove City Council’s trading standards officers said the number of complaints about home improvements has escalated to “a worrying
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Harvey ready for things to heat up after impressing on pro debut
Harvey Dykes is ready for things to heat up after an impressive professional debut at the Brighton Centre. The Whitehawk heavyweight earned a four-round points decision over Erik Nazaryan from Georgia in a televised late night bout to wrap up the
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Second Sussex MP quits Cabinet during reshuffle
A second Sussex MP has quit the Cabinet during a reshuffle by the Prime Minister. Jeremy Quin, MP for Horsham, announced he would be resigning from his role as Paymaster General to “concentrate on projects” in the town. Mr Quin had been asked
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Young Reporter Sussex’s Suffragist Sisters Fen Collinson The Weald
The Beck sisters lived near the village of Billingshurst and their actions in campaigning for female suffrage and freedoms had a profound impact not just for the suffragist movement in the village and across England, but also for the people of Billingshurst
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Not a joke and certainly not heat of the moment - RDZ's '80%' comments on refs
Roberto De Zerbi’s comments about not liking 80% of referees in England were laughed off by some. “Only 80%? I thought it might be slightly higher,” Match Of The Day presenter Mark Chapman told viewers on Sunday night. On Monday morning, TalkSPORT
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Thunder and lightning to hit Sussex as weather warning issued
A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been issued for Sussex. The Met Office said a band of “squally, thundery rain” is likely to push quickly east across the warning area, which covers all of Sussex, through Tuesday morning. The warning
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Albion fans vocal in support despite draw and red card at rainy Amex
Fans remained jubilant despite Albion’s draw with Sheffield United at the Amex on a rainy Sunday afternoon. A goal apiece saw Sheffield move off the bottom of the table yesterday (November 12) but De Zerbi’s men were eyeing up the win going into
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Tennis court work underway as latest stage of Kingsway to the Sea plans begin
Work to build new tennis courts will begin as part of the next stage of the Kingsway to the Sea project. Six new courts will be built on the site of existing courts near Langdale Gardens in Hove as part of the project to revitalise the seaside
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Christmas lights in the Lanes to be switched on this week
The annual Christmas lights switch-on in a bustling shopping lane will take place this week. Hanningtons Lane is inviting visitors to kick start the festive season as they countdown to the lights switch on at 6pm on Thursday, November 16. Brighton
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Row erupts over access to Pride event, road closures and wristbands
A business owner has cast doubt on the legality of the Pride Village Party road closures and wristband scheme. Catherine Lane quoted senior Department for Transport (DfT) civil servants saying that a similar scheme in Manchester fell foul of the
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Dunk withdraws from England squad after missing Albion draw through injury
Lewis Dunk’s blossoming England career has again been put on hold due to injury. The Albion defender’s anticipated withdrawal from the national squad due to injury has been confirmed. Dunk, who missed the second half at Ajax and the game against
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Sussex MP and schools minister quits government and will stand down at next election
Schools minister Nick Gibb has said he will be leaving government and standing down at the next election. Amid a Cabinet reshuffle which has seen Suella Braverman sacked as home secretary and former Prime Minister David Cameron appointed foreign
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Man and woman suffer life-threatening injuries in A22 crash
A man and a woman suffered life-threatening injuries after a crash. The 47-year-old man and 27-year-old woman remain in hospital after a two-car crash on the A22 in Golden Cross yesterday morning. A car caught fire at the scene. A stretch of
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Suella Braverman sacked as Home Secretary as cabinet reshuffle expected
Suella Braverman has been sacked as Home Secretary, No 10 sources have confirmed. A No 10 source said the Prime Minister “asked Suella Braverman to leave Government and she has accepted”. The Conservatives said Mr Sunak is carrying out a wider
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The Royal Mint's 10 rarest coins as 50p sells for £215 at auction
The Royal Mint has revealed its rarest and most valuable coins, and we are all being urged to check our change. One example of The Royal Mint’s rarest coin recently sold at an online auction for more than 400 times its face value. The coin
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David Cameron makes dramatic return to government as Foreign Secretary
Former Prime Minister David Cameron has returned to government as Foreign Secretary and will be made a peer. Mr Cameron will replace James Cleverly, who has been appointed as Home Secretary following the sacking of Suella Braverman. Mr Cleverly
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Ref got red card right and penalty claim WRONG say experts as they laud Adingra goal
Mahmoud Dahoud was on the wrong end of a refereeing decision – and it WASN’T the red card. That was the verdict of ex-pros Ian Wright and Alan Shearer on BBC’s Match Of The Day 2. Both felt referee John Brookes was correct to send off the midfielder
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Avon to open first UK stores in beauty brand's 137-year history
Global beauty giant Avon has announced it will be launching its first retail stores in the UK. The group is planning to open its first stores in the UK within the next two months. The announcement comes after it revealed the beauty brand would
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Royal Mail fined £5m after missing delivery targets by 'significant' margin
Royal Mail has received a fine of more than £5 million due to missing delivery targets on both first and second-class deliveries by a "significant and unexplained margin". A report by Ofcom shared that Royal Mail had only delivered 73.7% of first-class
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Recap: Road reopened after fallen tree cleared
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Hundreds show support for 'lifeline' gym closed due to RAAC concrete
Members of a gym and squash club have called it a “lifeline” as they fight to save it from permanent closure. Hove Fitness and Squash in Nevill Road was forced to close last month after dangerous RAAC concrete was found in the building. Now
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1000-year-old ring found in Sussex field could fetch £12,000 at auction
A 1,000-year-old ring found in a field could fetch over £10,000 when it goes up for auction this month. Peter Pawel, 46, found the Saxon-age jewellery with his metal detector while out digging near Pulborough in 2021. The ring may have been
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Deaf woman raises thousands completing 'once in a lifetime' Sahara Desert trek
A woman has described trekking across the Sahara Desert as a “once in a lifetime experience” after completing an ultramarathon. Caroline Jefferson, 54, trekked over 100km in two days and walked in 40 degree heat as she completed her journey across
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Ikea confirms it will open city centre store after purchase of Churchill Square
Ikea has announced it will open a store in Brighton. The Swedish furniture giant and its operational company Ingka have bought the Churchill Square shopping centre. Ikea City will sell around 6,000 of the brand’s best-loved products as it takes
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'I thought I was going to die' - Man trampled over anti-hunting protester with horse
A huntsman has been jailed after trampling a protester with his horse. Christopher Mardles, 27, rode his horse in the direction of anti-hunting protesters after an altercation. Mardles, previously from Petworth, West Sussex, hit a man in his
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Convenience store has licence suspended after selling alcohol to a child
A convenience store has had its premises licence suspended for six weeks after selling alcohol to a child. London Road Food and Wine, in East Grinstead, found itself in hot water after a bottle of WKD Blue was sold to a teenager in June. The
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New mural for puzzle cafe
A puzzle café is celebrating the completion of its outdoor mural. Puzzle Bored, spread over three floors in New Road, Brighton, opened in September but recently unveiled its new jigsaw themed mural. The three-storey building has been decorated